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sponges, always sessile, mostly marine colonies, pores for exchange, skeleton or spicules, little cell specialization
Porifera
P....
mostly marine, 2 germs layers, radial symmetery, nerve net, motile, one mouth opening to sac-like digestive cavity, sting cells
Cnidaria or Coelenterata
C....
flatworms, bilateral symmetry, one mouth opening to saclike digestive cavity, 3 germ layers, nervous system
platyhelminthes
P....
roundworms, bilateral symmetery, digestive system - tubular shape with mouth and anus, no segmentation, body cavity present but poorly formed
Nematoda
N.....
bilateral symmetry, usually secrete a shell, soft bodied with no appendages, unsegmented, coelem
Mollusca
M.....
segmented worms, bilateral symmetry, segmentatiion, complex organ systems, some have non-jointed head appendages, coelem
Annelida
A.....
bilateral symmetry, exoskeleton, jointed appendages, ventral nerve cord segmentaiton, well defined body regions, gills or trachea, open circulatory system
Anthropoda
A....
all marine, larva exhibit bilateral symmetry, adults exhibit radial symmetry, spiny skin, coelem, water vascular system, body plan usually in 5 parts
Echinodermata
E....
Bilaterally symmetrical, segmentation, hollow dorsal nerve cord, a notochord, and/or a series of pharyngeal gill slits
Chordata
C.....